frederick gritter and.es witmer the two sort of men of the island who didn't really like other banded together and we need to take some action here. and they would send letters. the american explorers, who were also kind of a fascinating part of the book and say, this is what's happening. if you hear of anything bad, floreana, it's this woman's responsibility. we don't know what we're doing. are you going to come back? are you going to help us? they wrote to the governor of the galapagos and said, would you please come and examine this woman? she needs a psychiatric examination. she should be placed a sanatorium and know, of course, the governor of the galapagos does, and she seduces the governor of a galapagos. so there was kind of no winning them. and just the fear could really feel the fear. in one case. i remember frederick ritter wrote a lot of his letters by hand, and you could just see the pencil breaking where he he was just sort of emotion was coming through and physically, you know, affecting him.

frederick: president ford. mr. ford: let me say very categorically you cannot maintain the security of the united states with the kind of defense budget cuts that governor carter has indicated. in 1975 he wanted to cut the budget $15 billion. he's now down to a figure of $5 billion to $7 billion. reductions of that kind will not permit the united states to be strong enough to deter aggression and maintain the peace. governor carter apparently doesn't know the facts. as soon as i became president, i initiated a meeting with the nato heads of state and met with them in brussels to discuss how we could improve the defense relationship in western europe. in november of 1975, i met with the leaders of the five industrial nations in france for the purpose of seeing what we could do acting together to meet the problems of the coming recession. in puerto rico this year, i met with six of the leading industrial nations' heads of state to meet the problem of inflation so we would be able to solve it before it got out of hand

frederick: president ford. mr. ford: governor carter brags about the unemployment during democratic administrations and condemns the unemployment at the present time. i must remind him that we're at peace and during the period that he brags about unemployment being low, the united states was at war. now let me correct one other comment that governor carter has made. i have recommended to the congress that we develop the uranium enrichment plant at portsmouth, ohio, which is a publicly owned u.s. government facility and have indicated that the private program which would follow on in alabama is one that may or may not be constructed. but i am committed to the one at portsmouth, ohio. the governor also talks about morality in foreign policy. the foreign policy of the united states meets the highest standards of morality. what is more moral than peace, and the united states is at peace today? what is more moral in foreign policy than for the administration to take the lead in the world food conference in rome in 1974

of course doriann frederick what's -- dorian frederick what's surprising there frederick could be called to dori and dori get sick of it. this woman is like please let me accompany you and i'll do anything i'll be your handmaiden by your side. she gets sick of him and starts acting interestingly in the baron s. 1 of my favorite things aboutt, her is according to margaret the woman who gave birth alone she said the baroness quote invited heinz and frederick were invited to her wigwam. at various times i think they took her up onio that. in the two guys that were with the baroness how long they put up with her. i'm only halfway through the book but did you get letters to support that from them or the memoirs? >> one of them without warrants the baroness had two that she came with her without warrants and robert phillips. robert phillips and was her preferred. the man she r called her husband and rudolph was her and got demoted.he she would her time pitting these two men against each other. he would say i can't take this woman anymore as she did this and she did that and need to help me and

frederick: president ford. mr. ford: the united states must and will maintain complete access to the panama canal. the united states must maintain a defense capability of the panama canal. and the united states will maintain our national security interest in the panama canal. the negotiations far the panama canal started under president johnson and have continued up to the present time. i believe those negotiations should continue. but there are certain guidelines that must be followed, and i've just defined them. let me take just a minute to comment on something that governor carter said. on nonproliferation, in may of 1975 i called for a conference of nuclear suppliers. that conference has met six times. in may of this year, governor carter took the first initiative, approximately twelve months after i had taken my initiative a year ago. ms. frederick: mr. valeriani, a question for president ford. mr. valeriani: mr. president, the government accounting office has just put out a report suggesting that you shot fro

that man was frederick douglass. here we are nearly 160 years later in the room where abraham lincoln and frederick douglass stood to unify the nation toward i'm joined by my incredible first lady, jill, and my incredible vice president, kamala harris. and the second gentleman, doug. doug is a hell of a lawyer, by the way. as president i have the honor of bestowing the medal of freedom on our nation's highest civilian honor on a group of truly extraordinary people. who gave their sacred effort. shape the culture and the cause of america. let me just say to each of you, thank you, thank you, thank you for all you have done to help this country. [applause] you all literally embody the nation's creed. out of many, one. a collection of people of different backgrounds, beliefs, and talents from different generations and different genders, using the remarkable gifts and unwavering passion to strengthen our resolve as one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. it matters. it really does matter. as

frederick joins us from what appears to be his habitat on mars. frederick, is this your house? it is beautiful. yes. thanks for having me. it's a little geodesic dome in our forest in the santa cruz mountains. so i'm happy to join you. oh, jealous. jealous, jealous. okay, well, you call yourself a future optimist. why is that? yes. so, you know, as a future optimist, i really focus on the opportunities that the future holds rather than just predicting trends. and i think you me a great point that we love to just predict. right. and our mind really craves that certainty that predictions actually bring. and if we don't find that certainty, right, we feel anxiety. so we spend a lot of time worrying about the future because our minds again crave this certainty. and our brains are wired to make this feel uncomfortable. but for me, this discomfort is also a call to action to engage more proactively with the future. so i like that people turn away from that question. what will the future bring towards the question, what future do i want to create? well, right. because i mean, oftentim

frederick douglass monthly at a different publication called the new national arab.hat was before the war were all kind of taking along the same lines, working towards the same goals. some of you may be wondering how much of a reach these newspapers had. ther, newspaper of frederick douglass had about 3000 subscribers at his peak, the same as "the liberator." in a population, about 33 million in 1860, having 3000 subscribers is not huge. but, given they are a fringe movement, even before the civil war, the abolitionist gain rs several thousand subscribers for many of these newspapers, doing a pretty good job in getting the word out. douglass follows along, following the example of william lloyd garrison , first and foremost, trying to expose, this is what slavery is really like, we will make it impossible for you to ignore these facts. these newspapers are consistent of reports, brutality, several examples, one issue of the north star in the late 1840s, talking about three slaves were hung in south carolina, another slave was hung in virginia for stealing some pork.

frederick brown, one of john brown sons, was very physically strong. young man in his twenties, but he had a seizure disorder. he'd have debilitating headaches, and they could be brought on stress. and there's nothing more stressful than a battle. john brown knew that, and he was worried that if frederick was up on the firing line with, his brothers and his father, he might go into a seizure. and if he did, what was john brown to do? stop the battle to help his son, to keep his son from dying or to let his son and keep the battle going to avoid that he had left frederick back over the crest of the hill behind them, taking care of their horses but not too long after pat's horses began dying, there was a commotion. the creek brown looked up and there was frederick on one of his brother's horses, who rode down from the crest of the hill out into the area where men had just been firing at each other, waving a saber over his head, shouting, father, we have them surrounded and have cut off their lines of communication and rode off. pete thought frederick was

of greenland and the federal islands. yang can indicate is credible the royals do admin the king. frederick has a close connection to greenland on a much love for incident. i'm store, store cabinets, it trump had already expressed his desire was to own greenland. during his 1st presidency, the island nation has a strategic location of the optics of trade and defense, and the bounty of natural resources. and mach jack ups and is an associate professor at the road, banish defense. college is research areas include diplomacy and security politics in the august if you'll just them out a welcome to dw, how seriously should denmark take? donald trump's remarks about to buying greenland as well in the beginning, especially inches of the 19 we all loved a bit about it. but right now a very few if any can see that the that this is and this is some kind of joke. um, how serious he is, eh, i am starting to think that he's, he's more serious than, than we initially thought. first, the thought is only to put pressure on denmark to use a to a, to a increase of military, the button to, to and emphasize an

that man was frederick douglass. here we are, nearly 160 years later, in a room where abraham lincoln and frederick douglass stood to unify the nation. i'm joined by our incredible first lady, jill. >> we're joined by incredible vice president kamala harris and second gentleman doug. doug is a hell of a lawyer, by the way. finally get to get to practice again, huh? and for the final time as president, i have the honor of bestowing the medal of freedom on our nation's highest civilian honor. on a group of extraordinary, truly extraordinary people who gave their sacred effort, their sacred effort to shape the culture and the cause of america. so let me just say to each of you, thank you, thank you, thank you for all you've done to help this country. you all you all literally embody the nation's creed. e pluribus unum out of many. one. collection of people of different backgrounds, beliefs and talents from different generations and different genders, using the remarkable gifts and unwavering passion to strengthen our re

yes, probably aaron frederick teach music students for a week. the many of the students juggled the lessons between university lectures and jobs with a 2 hour commute as part of the deal. some of you had made a point of inviting money, cut them into devise a valet accompaniment to the music, a chance for her dancers to perform on a big stage. you have to have a fact on she's working with very, very few resources. she's not just teaching her students valet, but also a set of very important values and said they've, i noticed we've worked on thing with the quote, the, it's the day before the big concert at the national theatre with 500 guests. but not all, the choreography is on point, and some of the timings are still off. hopefully it all goes well tomorrow, and i won't have to go on stage because i'm not really allowed. it's making me so nervous. the light is on her way home. she travels between one and 2 hours every day. the street scape empty or an empty or the neighborhood rougher as she approaches home? she feels her pulse racing faster. toda

frederick: final question and then we need to let you get back to the important work of bringing thiscan. the atlantic council is a place for dialogue and what some of us heard today was unfortunate. we're not a bunch of screamers and shouters, we're people who try to argue out what's the right will but doesn't surprise you or me this region stirs up emotions. this path to the future, and let's not forget where europe was up until 1945, before the european union and before nato and before all of that, you talked i think about normalization almost in that spirit. and some people have talked about a path of integration that could create economic integration in the middle east like the european union and military integration and not nato necessarily but countries coming closer together. are we closer to that now, saudi normalization with israel, the abraham accords leading to something a little bit more far-reaching of the sort you talked about at the end of your speech or are we further away from things that happened the last couple years? secretary blinken: i think we're much closer to

that man was frederick douglas.y 160 years later in a room where abraham lincoln and frederick douglas stood to unify the nation. i'm joined by an incredible first lady jill, we're joined by incredible vice president kamala harris and second gentleman doug, doug, he's a hell of a lawyer, by the way. finally get to get to practice again, huh? for the final time as president, i have the honor bestowing the medal of freedom on our nation's highest civilian honor on a group of extraordinary, truly extraordinary, people. who gave their sacred effort, their sacred effort. to shape the culture and the cause of america. so let me just say to each of you, thank you, thank you, thank you for all you've done to help this country. [ applause ]. you all literally embody the nation's creed -- out of many one. collection of people of different backgrounds, beliefs and talents, from different generations and different genders, using their remarkable gifts and unwavering passion to strengthen our resolve as one nation, under god, in

place entitled back, and it has a love story of his own, which is the history of print selector, frederick the 5th, and the english princess elizabeth stuart. despite having an arranged marriage to tad wood, deeply in love is assigned a piece of fiction for elizabeth. frederick built a magnificent gum. that's one of the most beautiful in your life. the promise was destroyed by war and weather ruins. whenever completely rebuilt during your visit, be sure to check out the console center. it's home to one of the largest wine barrels in the world. it holds around 220000 liters. they say that people used to dance on this platform above the barrel. so it was not final verdict, pictures on social media, doug ly. heidelberg console is definitely the visits to best view of the console is from the for the loss of his way on the other side of the natal river. these panoramic trials can't be missed. you don't want to walk. you can also take a segue tool that most of his way is located on the southern slope at the height of going back mountain. because for some headsets directly, flowers blue here, wee

typically, the conservative frederick mat solely uncomfort off schultz and the social democrats to lead the next government. and both man, i'm making that difference is clear. as one of these 2 men set to become germany's next tom slept. all i've sold is trying to defend his job against police mats, the man whose posse conduct leads in the polls. the only thing they have in common . they cannot stand each other. as you are embarrassing gemini, the way you acted your, these creams were puts and that's, that's it for the match. likes to talk rubbish well done. it's not the 1st time because i provide was i so if i had to losing to match would likely end off schultz, his political career. and along with it, germany's resistance to supplying ukraine with what he wants most from. brandon towers, cruise missiles, just one week after salts headed to keys for those mats, made the same trip and the sold ukraine's president said lensky, you're going you, we must do everything to enable you crying to make use of it right? to defend itself without any limitations, the stones, full assaults condemns

and we just heard in our report, there's no love lost between shelves and frederick. and that's uh, can we expect the gloves to come off? now the campaigns have begun it. honest. it's, it is exactly what we like. you to see it's um, it's obviously driven sent. it's a very heated campaign and the, the, the, that's what we've seen so far as the address already got up the debate at the end of last year and a good when it's talk, bought it on the board of confidence. and we saw quite some intense exchanges between the different candidates and business continued into the new year. and indeed, i mean it's, it's, it's an extreme time. it, it seems to be a very kind of feeling contested election for drug and standards. and so i wouldn't be surprised at such a text. i'll continue in the, in the weeks to come into the election of the post as full. so i released that late the survey. today we're going to take a look at the numbers back. come back to you, we have the conservative block away. i was in front of the 32 percent fall right at the polling. second strongest jolts is s p

king frederick has in fact chosen a new danish coat of arms with a prominent polar bear depicting greenland. of many see it a statement of solidarity. greenland is a self governing territory but belongs to the kingdom of denmark. i am always tim, somebody is definitely a correlation between the new coat of arms and the politics in denmark about stronger recognition of greenland and the federal islands yang can indicate is credible the royals do admin. the king. frederick has a close connection to greenland and much love forage that i'm store, store cabinets. a. trump had already expressed his desire instead of greenland. during his 1st presidency, the island nation has a strategic location of the optics of trade, the defense, and the bounty of natural resources. a mock yak of sundays, an associate professor of the role danish defense college is research areas include diplomacy, unsecure to politics in the attic. i asked him how seriously denmark should be taking mr. trump's remarks about buying agreement. well, in the beginning, especially inches of the 19, we all laughed a bit about it. bu

he's frederick douglass. interestingly, douglass, as you say in the quotation up here, he he's inspired in part by the example of william garrison and the liberator. so douglass is working slavery in many different kinds of ways he's he's published in his autobiography. he's giving these spellbinding lectures on the lecture circuit, trying to persuade northerners to oppose slavery, but then inspired in part by, the liberator, he decides in 1847 that he's going to start publishing his own newspaper. and you can see here he's picking up on on the the style of the liberator and goals of the liberator to express sympathy for african-americans in slavery. he's talking about this sympathy for my brethren in bonds. and he's talking about it's scathing denunciations of slaveholders, again, exposing those sins is much of what the abolitionist presses is trying to do is faithful exposÉs of slavery. all of this impresses douglass. and so he decides in 1847 he's going to create his own newspaper. and this is called the n

joining us right now is the interim ceo at the american cancer society, doctor wayne frederick.tor, great to see you. >> good to. >> see you as well, fredricka. >> so what seems to be triggering this rise in cancer rates among women? is there a common denominator? >> no. >> there's no. >> common denominator, but there are a few theories that obviously we will need to explore through research. one is that smoking in women was something that could lead than men in terms of when we look population wide. and so cessation of smoking in women may be delayed compared to men. and so we're probably seeing men slightly decreasing and women increasing. nevertheless, um, there is a concern and we also are not sure if there are other trends that may be occurring that we need to look at all of this we will be we'll be continuing to investigate. and we're supporting research to look into the causes of this trend. >> so what types of cancers seem to be on the rise among women? >> you know, the traditional ones that we are always concerned about breast, um, and women, as you would imagine. but w

i want to bring in american cancer society's interim ceo, doctor wayne frederick. doctor frederick, explain what you're seeing in the data and what you think young women and young men should know right now about cancer rates. >> yeah, the data is is very interesting. >> jake. first let me say we have good news. and that is that since 1991, where we had a peak in the increase of incidents, that incidence has been going down. so since 1991, we have about 4.5 million lives that have been have not been taken by cancer because of a variety of things that we're doing. however, there are areas of concern. one you've highlighted in your intro, we are seeing an increased incidence among women and a decreased incidence among men. as a matter of fact, for women under the age of 64, their incidence has now surpassed that of men, which is very unusual. the first time we've seen this, um, since collecting this data and putting out this report, which we've been doing since the 1950s. so a major concern there. the second thing that's a concern is that we are seeing a stubborn, um,

joy frederick: on the video, you can see her jeans are soaking wet. she's not dry.l over her pants, which was from the rain and the dirt. andrea canning: the defense also addressed the gunshot residue found on julia's clothes, which seemed to undermine her story that she was behind a wall 60 feet away from where the gun went off. julia's lawyer argued that there wasn't enough residue found on julia to do an accurate test. if this had been the fbi lab, any of our military labs, they could not have testified there was gunshot residue because the number of particles found did not meet the threshold. what we want you to get-- andrea canning: julia's defense team continue to pound home the notion that there was no physical evidence linking her to the murder. and if this was a murder for hire, they asked, where was the killer? they built their case based on motive, not evidence. they want to say to you, we have no idea what happened. but we want you to guess and convict her. that is not how it works. andrea canning: next, the defense attacked the prosecution's star witnes

maybe i'm getting better enough for those and tenure. frederick is as a member of the environmental organization, most of the group is protesting the expansion of data centers in the region, including a new google project. most i got activists say these data centers have a huge impact on chinese water supply. i got a lot of the data center itself would use 169 liters of water per 2nd. that's the equivalent of nearly 9 olympic sized swimming pools every day, which are filled and drained, whatever. because this isn't reusable water in a given, the increasing drops are experiencing. this is a mind boggling waste, a some that will to somebody else environmental the say, the data center has high water consumption, puts the key car. what times that risk santiago does not have the luxury of large water visits. and actually the region is in a drought period, so it's predicted to stretch on for years in the middle that they need that many people used to come across and again, 3rd placements here where they need to grow strawberry system. and now they can't do anything out and they have to buy every singl

frederick douglass. here we are where abraham lincoln said unify the nation.led to join kamala harris. hell of a lawyer, by the way. [laughter] for the finalal time at the artf restoring the middle of freedom and a group of extraordinary who gave their sacred. let me just say to you, thank you for all you've done for this country, you embody the nation's out of many, one. people of different backgrounds and talents and generation in different genders, remarkable giftss and passion spent on our results as one nation, under god, liberty and justice for all. it matters it really does matter.. rock stars, sports stars. feed the hungry give hope to those who are hurting. it's amazing your innovation,zi hugh inspired so many lives. you answered the call to serve inan the lead others to do the same.e you defend the values of americans even when under attack. together incredible mark on our country. showing us it's possible as a nation beyond our capacity representing families and communities and appreciation same time. i would like to recognize those who are no longe

the king, frederick holmes, has a close connection to green, not, not that much love forage, that i'm store, store cabinets here, from pedal already expressed his desires to own reading. and during his 1st presidency, the island nation has a strategic location and the optic for trade and defense, and the bounty of natural resources. here's a look at some more stories making headlines around the world. still remains of former us president jimmy carter has been brought to the west capital where he will line state for 3 days. carter was president from 1977 to 1981 and later won the nobel peace prize for his humanity carrying work. he died on december 29th, at the age of $100.00 south for using peach president and so few old faces a new attempt to arrest him and his direction charges a top investigators, as he will break the security barriers at the presidential compound. the presidential security service stopped authorities from taking you into custody and recent days, over his brief and position of martial law. in order to quake has killed at least 126 people into that many others were

the king frederick has a close connection to greenland on a much love for incident. i'm store, store cabinets, from pedal already expressed, his desires to own reading, and during his 1st presidency, the island nation has a strategic location in the attic for trade and defense. and the bounty of natural resources. victoria herman is a senior fellow at the arctic institute, a non profit dedicated to artic security research. she joins me now. so i guess the question is, how seriously should denmark take donald trump's remarks about buying or c. c 's in greenwood that we should take donald trump seriously at his remarks because he has been interested in greenland not just for the past few days, but for the past few years. greenland has been an area of interest to the united states for over a 100 years, not to purchase or to and the to but to partner with greenland. and the kingdom of denmark are a strategic ally of the united states militarily, economically and culturally in this conversation. we forget that greenland is a homeland to 56000 people and they should just a

the king, frederick has a close connections agreement on a much love for internet. i'm store, store cabinets, and trump had already expressed his desires to own reading. and during his 1st presidency, the island nation has a strategic location. and the optic for trade and defense, and the bounty of natural resources. let's get more from dw correspond, janelle, do a lot on in our washington studio. so do you know, president elect trump is known for his hyperbolic rhetoric? should we actually take his interest in greenland seriously as well is repeated mentions over the years, are an indication of seriousness. then i guess it is fair to say that he might be pretty serious at this time as well. now you mentioned in the report that i he already tried to by greenland in his 1st term. in fact, so he had to postpone a state visit in 2019 to denmark after the danish prime minister said that greenland wasn't for sale. and that was an absurd idea. this is something that she has had to say again this time around and so has off the prime minister of greenland itself. and, you k

the greenlandic prime minister was supposed to speak with the danish king, king frederick and that wasost to be a humiliation torts the king, it is putting extreme amount of pressure on greenland denmark relationships, that has been strained for quite a few years now. when we are talking about the past that and mark has with greenland so it is really putting the relationship under a lot of pressure. let's speak to our correspondent in new york. those comments on greenland and panama, interesting he's focusing on that or at least refusing to rule out economic and military coercion as that reported put it.— reported put it. that's right. i mean. _ reported put it. that's right. i mean. and _ reported put it. that's right. i mean, and on _ reported put it. that's right. i mean, and on the - reported put it. that's right. i mean, and on the trunk, . reported put it. that's right. - i mean, and on the trunk, look, he's been asked these types of questions in the past, we know he's not someone who likes to rule out any possibilities. and we know that donald trump has floated this idea of buyi

. >> that that man was fred -- frederick douglass. later where he stood with abraham lincoln to unify the nation. i'm joined by our incredible first lady, jill, incredible vice president kamala harris and second gentleman if doug. doug, he's a hell of a lawyer, by the way. [laughter] finally going to get to practice again, huh? [laughter] for the final time as president, i have the honor of bestow thing the medal of freedom on our nation's high civilian honor 40 on group of extraordinary, truly extraordinary people. who gave their sacred effort, their sacred effort to shape the culture and the cause of america. let me just say to the each of you, thank you, thank you, thank you for all you've done to help this country. ms. -- [applause] you all, you all literally embody the nation's creed, e e pluribus unum. out of many, one. collecting the people of different backgrounds, beliefs and talents, of different generations and different genders using the remarkable gifts and unwavering passion if -- on our resolve as one nation under god,

a guy called frederick -- what's his name? frederick greenhalge got elected in massachusetts.nhalge mandate. obviously, it's nonsense. and i think thune and thom tillis who's up next year and a lot of republican senators who are up in 2026 are well aware that there's no mandate here. and yeah, they're going to go along with trump because his success will partly benefit them. they'll go along with him if they think it will help them. but as you say, thune is interested in a republican majority not only in 2026 but beyond. >> jamelle, one thing your description of the trump cabinet that's coming in, one thing that donald trump seems to have tried to guarantee is that no one in his cabinet would possibly agree to invoke the 25th amendment to remove him, which is an option open to the cabinet, and they did discuss it after january 6th last time, some of them did. donald trump's making sure there's not a person there who'd even think about it. >> that's right. he is selecting primarily for loyalty. which for someone who is worried about that kind of backstabbing that makes sense. b

frederick merz is widely expected to come out first in the federal election, but questions remain over his potential coalition partners will be. annette had a chance to catch up with the bunes member and asked if the party would ask if they would advocate for more friendly policies given the german economy's sluggish economy. >> translator: i would say the greens have been a party that pointed out that the one side on russia is dangerous. that is why we have always fought to prioritize the expansion of ble energies. this is exactly what we achieved the last three years. renewable energy has gone through the roof in germany. that is not key for the industrial base, it is key for the german independence. that is what we need to continue to drive forward. >> the german corporates, especially those who need a lot of energies are complaining about the high energy prices in the country. in other countries, we see a new focus on nuclear energy. is there anything you would support as well given that it could actually be a transition either way of creating cheap energy? >> translator: i think i

as senator, frederick would like to hear this. i told him i was going to do this, i want to return power from the federal government and states are closer to the problem can innovate better than the federal government but especially education and social performing we can help more people to experience the dignity of work and strengthen running part of the middle class. i hope to have a special impact on the role technology plays in our lives and we know that can be both good and bad. the nation's most technologically advanced are the nations that of the economic literarily superior. an essential aspect preserve prosperity and freedom for the world and also freedom from around the world innovation and technology. i want to play a role so america the battle. algae can also do harm and i want to make sure we protect our kids and culture, are jobs on the insidious impact some technologies can have our lives. a couple of special things. i want to say something about, he's a good man. he and fran have been great leaders and friends and

the last vote until two years ago that went to even a second ballot, for ballots with frederick gillett in 1923, if this goes to a second ballot we are establishing precedents in the way they establish a speaker of the house. >> bret: went to 216, the official vote, 216 would be too shy of the 218 majority. clyde was counted twice in our tally. 216 is the official tally now, and we are going to come to the end here and it is going to say basically there is not a speaker of the house currently in the united states house of representatives. and this will go to a second ballot. so here begins this process. >> and bret and martha, the other thing to note is this is kind of what republicans feared. they went through that five-day nightmare two years ago, they didn't have a speaker for 22 days in october of 2023 before electing mike johnson, and this is the precise delay that they talked about with this narrow majority before they could start to implement their agenda and what is past is prologue, the idea you are going to have this narrow majority in the house of representatives anyway and w